By

George Gonzalez

U.S. Taxation: Expatriation

One might say that the ultimate break from the U.S. tax system is expatriation, i.e., renunciation of U.S. citizenship (or renunciation of permanent residency). Renunciation is a serious action that should only be taken after careful consideration of its many ramifications.
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U.S. Taxation: Information Reporting – Foreign Trusts

This article discusses information reporting requirements that relate to foreign trusts.
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U.S. Taxation: Information Reporting – Foreign Corporations and Form 5471

This article discusses information reporting requirements that relate to foreign corporations. More specifically, a particular type of foreign corporation called a Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC).
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U.S. Taxation: Information Reporting – Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts

This article discusses information reporting requirements that relate to foreign bank accounts and other foreign financial accounts.
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U.S. Taxation: The Foreign Tax Credit

Are you a U.S. citizen moving to a foreign country for work or investing in a foreign country for income? If so, this article is for you.
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U.S. Taxation: The Housing Exclusion

Are you a U.S. citizen moving to a foreign country for work? If so, this article is for you.
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U.S. Taxation: The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion

Are you a U.S. citizen moving to a foreign country for work? If so, this article is for you.
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Cross-Border Tax Issues: Are LLCs Suitable for Canadians?

The Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a popular type of entity with U.S. investors. It is distinct from other entity types such as corporations, partnerships, and limited liability partnerships.
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Cross-Border Tax Issues: Tax Treaties

Do you engage in international business or investing activities? If so, it is highly recommended that your tax planning take into consideration tax treaties.
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Cross-Border Tax Issues: Canadian Residents with U.S. IRAs

A number of tax traps lie in wait for Canadians returning to Canada, and U.S. citizens moving to Canada, who hold a U.S. Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Diligent tax planning requires awareness of these traps before making a move to (or move back to) Canada.
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